Arsenal’s new Stella McCartney designer collection leaked online… but fans fume over amount of merch being released

ARSENAL’S new collection designed by Stella McCartney has been LEAKED online.

A number of shirts, hoodies and leggings are expected to be released, as well as a pair of trainers.

McCartney i s said to have collaborated with Adidas on this Arsenal shirtCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES/ARSENALSHIRTS

One of Arsenal’s leaked shirts is white and blueCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES/ARSENALSHIRTS

Hoodies and leggings are also a part of the collectionCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES/ARSENALSHIRTS

The Gunners badge features on the leggingsCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES/ARSENALSHIRTS

The bottom of the shoes will have red and white animal printingCredit: FOOTY HEADLINES/ARSENALSHIRTS

McCartney has been a partner of Arsenal’s kit sponsor Adidas since 2004.

And last year McCartney and Manchester United ace Paul Pogba teamed up for the launch of his signature Predator football boots.

One of Arsenal’s shirts seen on Footy Headlines and ArsenalShirt will be a primarily red and blue animal print design.

Other shirts, hoodies and leggings have been seen in white and blue.

And shoes will be primarily white with red animal print on the sole of the shoe.

But fans are far from impressed having already seen other collections released this season.

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Arsenal and Adidas came together and re-released the 1993-94 retro yellow away shirt.

On Arsenal’s McCartney collection, one fan fumed: “How many kits or merch are we genuinely going to bring out this season? It’s absolutely mental.”

Another said: “I’d have designed nicer for free.”

Others gave a simple ‘no thank you.’

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